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Jul
2
The double-turn hem is one of the simplest ways to finish an edge. You can make this hem as deep or as narrow as you wish. Find out how to make this hem at Janome Sew4Home.
[photo from Janome Sew4Home]
[tags]sewing, tutorial, double-turn, hem[/tags]
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